Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-02

within she end Of another month. The de lay of a month or more will occur sI
 Tempe by reason of bridging the Sal
 River, so that trains will not bs able tC
 reach PheniX until the end of May.
 SOFIA, March 25.-The Bulgarian
 prime munster IS making a polities
 tour throus b the country. He openly
 advocates hesproclsiming of the inde-
 pendence of Bulgaria.
 BEATRICE, Neb.. March 9. Jackson
 Marion was hanged here today for the
 murder of John Cameron fifteen years
 ago, in April 1872 Marion and Cameron
 left Grass Hopper Falls, Kansas, with a team of horses and wagon to work on the
 St. Joseph < Denver Railroad. The body of Cameron was found one year after. ward and the crime after lapse of ten years was finally fixed upon Marion. He neither confessed nor denied on the gal lows.
 Los ANGELES, March 25.-Hammond, the county tsx collector, who dissp- peared from thIs city about two weeks ago, and who has been discovered to be defsulter Co the extent of SIC, 900, wlll in all probability soon be arrested. Strenuous efforts are being made to that effect. It is believed he has gone esst and dispatches have been sent tO all the large cities there ordering his arrest. Investigation shows that Hammond has been living beyond bis income.
 DUBLIN, March 25.-Fsther Kelly writes that he does not regret his loss of liberty, in view of the reason for which bis imprisonment was ordered. He says; "If am kept in jail until die, l will never do an infamous thing. The judge has asked me to betrsy the confidence of the defenseless and loving people who trust me"
 WAsHINGroS, March 25.-The illness of Jos. NJ. Trotter. the newly appointed register of deeds, who has been con fined to his house for some days, has taken 6 very se rious turn and his physi- cians regard his condition ss critical.
 CHICAGO, March 26.-Betveen fifteen and twenty additional indictments against the alleged county boodlers were returned this afternoon, but the names of the indicted persons are not given,
 REDWOOD, Cal, March 25.-The jury in the breach of promise case of Mrs. Harriet A. Moore against Moses Hop kIns, the well-known millionaire. which has been on trial here for several days, to-day returned & verdict for $75,OOO in favor of plaintiff The suit was for two hundred and seventy-one thousand
 WAsHISGroS, March 25.-Emms c. Nickerson, the first wife of Major Azor H. NickersoD, who was dismissed from the army four years ago ln disgrace, was today granted decree of divorce from him. He had married the lady m San FranciEeo ID 1870 and a child was born to them ss the result of the mar risge. Becoming tired of his wife. Ma jor NickersOn sent her with the hid on 8 tour of Europe, and while she WAS away he frRudulently obtained divorce in the courts of Philadelphia and mar ried young lady of this city.
 As soon as Mrs. Nickerson No. l heard of what hsd been done she hur- ried home and began a contest to set aside the decree of divorce against her. So warm did she make matters for her faithless spouse that he has recently de- camped for Canada, where he has since remained and conducted all his busi- ness here by attorney. The affair here has created general surprise, for few officers were held in higher esteem than Major Nickerson, but ss soon as the truth came out he was at once dis missed from the service. Mrs. Kicker son No. 2 has had the marriage with the major declared invalid. The women are thus free from him.
 GLOBE, A. T., March 2S.-The seuss- tional article in the Star of the 25th, SO damaging to the interests of Arizona m regard tO the restlessness pervsding the San Carlos agency Indians. especially the Tontos, is without foundation. The Stars prediction that should the Tontos go they will take with them the Apache, Mojaves and the Yuma Apsches, IS also without foundation. There are seven bands of TontOs on the reservR- tion, but widely separated, and are at work.
 SAs JOsR, Cal. March 2S-Chsrles Goslam, convicted of the murder of Henry A. Grant, at Las Gstos, on the 10th of January last, was sentenced by Judge Belden this morning to be hang ed on the 20th of May.
 OuEISsrovS. March 28-The Dsunt- less passed the old Head of kinsIve at 3:I5 o'clock this afternoon. and i. will probably take her two hours to reach the hnishing hne at Roches Point. A tug has left Queenstown with 6 press correspondent to meet the Dsuntless and her to Roches Point The officers of the Coronet and other yachts, are greatly pleased with the result of the race and say 1t has shown admirable qualities Ia both yachts. The difference in tonnage and length of the yachts and the extraordinary weather which pre- vailed during the voyage, the Dsuntless is thought to have done as well as her competitor. The friends of both yachts will be entertained by the American Royal Cork Yachts Club.
 LONDON, Morch 2s.-The Coronet won the great transatlantic race with Dauntless. The former passed the win ming point at I2:30 p. m. Sunday, beat ing the latter, which arrived st II this by about 22 hours.
 SAy FRANCISCO, March 28.-The stock market opened this morning at a heavy decline from the closing quotations on Saturday and large quantities of promi- nent stocks changed hands. Best & Belcher sold at 71S, and Ophir at "a. a decline of one dollar for each; Con. Cal. dropped from 15 .o 125S. Chol- lar weakened from G1k to 51z5, and Poto- si fell from 71S the Saturday closing price. to 61S, and Hale & Norcross de- clined from S4.55 to s3.90.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 2S.-Polics Judge Hornblover to-day decided the criminal libel suit brought by W. J. Tuska against W.R. Hearst, proprietor of the Examiner, by sustaining defendants demurrer. In his decision the judge referred to the liberty of the press and held that there was nothing in the arti- cle published to sustain a criminal libel.
 SYDNEY. Y. s. w., March 28-Lon Myers, of New York. and W. N. George of England, ran 1000 yards rscs here on Saturday. Myers vou by siI yards, in two minutes and nineteen seconds.
 LONDON, March 2S.-The Dsuniless passed Gslly heads st II 6. 70. She IS sll right.
 BERLIs, March &.-The Emperor has received 164s telegrams, coDgrstulsting him upon his birthday anniversary; l297 came from Germany, co from Americs and from Canada
 PARIS, March 2S.-A sensation was caused by the publication Of reported between M. Flourens, French Minister of foreign, and 8 cor
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